by k kathy k korman frey the founder of the project and adjunct professor at george e washington univeity. also, theresa alfaro daytner the ceo of dadaytner construction group. and kim rosenberg the predent of mixology d.c. welcome to y you a. kathy, it h has a fine namee but a serious purpose. when you went to leaearn lessons from anyone in the business worldd you look at ce studies and you decided there were not enough case studies from women like you. they allll camfrom a bunch of guy c ceo's. now you have the largegest case studied library in the world. is avavailae to the gs as well. >> that is right. it is interesting because we did have in my class a couple guys last semester. >> that is the c classhat you teach. good. the guy;s are starting to learn ass well. >> many-- learn as well womenho are in f formall programs in fortune 5000 companies, to make their way up the top, those companies are more profitable. there areeaders of untries that are emplong programs use programs supporting women enentrepreneurs to raise their gdp. >> we wawant to get to these wen entrepreurs. the fifirs

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larger-than-life figure for much of his 61 years at penn state and certainly left an important legacy for the univer for the u. certainly in making decisions that i did, i thought it was most appropriate that we leave the joe paterno name on the library given the contributions to education, many contributions to education that coach paterno and his family have made over the years. i think that is a very fitting tribute to have that name get on the library. as to how the university would entertain other ideas, i think that is something that we will have to give some time. there are lots of differing opinions about this and i hope at some point we will be able to address that with a sense of unity and reflection. >> how do you think alumni have reacted to the steps the university have taken to repair and limit damage to the image and reputation of their alma mater? >> there are a lot of different thoughts out there. it clearly has been difficult to move the positive forward when we have had what seems like a continuing stream of bad news that has come out over the course of the last year, but we are m

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the accompanies, univ. colleges, professors within universities often run on bigger budgets. point being if we wanted to solve this, realize we wanted to have far more coverage, there are ways to do that and we have set basis i eddie that knows how to fund institutions with that type of impact. the tribune, we inspire us with ideas and structure and -- >> they wanted to focus on state politics in texas essentially. >> we were featured on the front page of the new york times after some investigation that we did and they called us that day and said what are you going to do? what can we do and they decided they wanted to do politics relevant to the entire state and now they're running at 4 and we are balking at that but that is not much money for the type of impact and institution like that can have. with a combination of the events, corporate and members sponsors you can do some impressive things. we are trying to look at this as a problem to solve. don't cover anything unless we can do it better than anyone else or no one else is doing it. make sense of what people say, fact c

host: ryan another american univ. student joins us now, brian, go ahead.ler: what does this negative campaigning say about the character of the candidates or where they were going to govern? guest: i have to say, there are times i felt like a little girl in colorado who was driven to tears over all of the talk about the bronco bama and mitt romney. we will see a lot of analysis about what that has meant, the amount approved money spent on negative advertising has been very negative. this is how politics works. -lives will run because they work. -- -advertising runs because it works. i think the story will be dorthy obama campaign successfully demonized mitt romney over the summer before he was really able to get his feet on the ground campaigning and he did not adequately respond. i think one of the lessons will be the really negative and nasty campaigning works. host: here is this tweet that says ronnie is not ours, but obama is still obama. he says to move on. we are talking to students by skype. hi, douglas. caller: my question would be with the recent

also on friday, penn state univ.er the university as they deal with the jerry sandusky sex scandal. that is live at 1:00 p.m. eastern. >> a few minutes ago, i called a vice president bush and congratulated him on his victory. i know i speak for all of you and all the american people when i say that he will be our president and we will work with him. this nation faces major challenges ahead and we must work together. >> i have received a telephone call from governor dukakis. [applause] i want you to know he was most gracious. his call was personal. it was genuinely friendly and was in the great tradition of american politics. [applause] >> this weekend on american history tv, 20 years of presidential victory and concession speeches. what sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern and pacific. >> a look at the role virginia is planning as a battleground state in the elections. we hear from the director of the university of virginia center for politics. this is 30 minutes. host: all week long we have been highlighting key battleground

from yale university, was a visiting research fellow at king's college, univ. of london.n the san francisco bay area. please join me in greeting mark friedman. [applause] >> thank you john and thanks so much to all of you for coming out at the end of the work day to talk about the future of woi read a quote from joseph campbell. he says when you get to the top of the made me think about the wall that my letter was winning against. i spent 20 years at that point focusing on trying to create more opportunities for people in the second half of life to improve their circumstances of kids through the experiences the john milford mentioned and many other efforts. i felt it was the right purpose in life but i was flagging at that time. i wrote a second quote around the same period and it was one from mary catherine basin the daughter of margaret meacham and it says we have stretched midlife so long it has become like a run-on sentence in desperate need of punctuation. i needed to get a little bit about punctuation. a., max was probably too little and. that is what i needed. i we